@@zxtenn What I do not understand is when this car was built, it could compete against the worlds best cars in quality and was better. Why does GM, in the last 45-50 years, build such crap. Look at a 2021 Caddy, no one in the right mind would choose a Caddy over a Lexus.
Beautiful cadillac. I have my parents 58 series 62 sedan, they bought in 1960 from a Doctor friend. Lifelong Southern California car, in very good condition, still on the road. Has factory AC! Seek and scan radio, power antenna, power windows. Cadillac didn't say instrument cluster. They called it a NACELLE....fancy..lol.
- Debatably, 1 of, if not THEEE, most beautifully stylish classic 1950s cars especially Caddies ever!!! & Even though I never will, like Ed Norton say's in the movie Fight Club, "I Have To Have It"!
I'll never understand how people are able to keep a car so nice, every new car I've owned, withing six months, it's got a dent or scratch, something always happens. My last new car, a guy was visiting my neighbor that I share a driveway with, and he backed into me, my car was a month old. Another one was about six months, and a lady was driving across parking spaces in a mall parking lot and she hit me. I had a new pick-up, and kid was helping me load something and he rammed a 4x4 into the tailgate and dented it, it was months old, I can't win. Nice Caddy.
By not driving it. I'd imagine when this car was bought new, it was someone's special occasion car. It probably didn't leave the garage unless the owner was going out to dinner, to a movie, to a black tie event, etc. This paired with the fact that people just didn't drive as much back then as we do now and there weren't as many cars on the road in general, and that people were much more protective of and took much more ownership pride in their cars because they recognized that car ownership is a privilege whereas nowadays people think it's a right. Lots of people in 1958 probably remember a time when cars were unobtainable.
My grandfather always drove Cadillacs. He had a '58 Fleetwood also. My grandmother picked it out because the paint color was called Persian Sand. Kinda pinkish looking. The upholstery was light burgundy with little silver speckles in it. I loved to play with all the buttons to work the windows. They had it until 1968 when Grandma got into a bad accident with it. It was a total loss, but she believed it saved her life cause it was so big! From the insurance settlement they got 1969 Fleetwood and boy! That one was HUGE! Another cool feature was the exhaust system ran out thru the lower rear bumper vents. I was wondering if the exhaust on this one must have been reworked to run below the exhaust vents?
WOW, THATS PURE CLASS, 58 WAS SUCH A BEAUTY, THE ONLY OBVIOUS THING IS THE EXHAUST/TAILPIPES OTHER THAN THAT SIMPLY AMAZING, NOTHING COULD COMPARE TO A CADILLAC BACK THEN, HE IS SITTING ON A GOLDMINE
I remember my dad had this car around 50 years ago when I was a kid and still misses it and reminiscences about it. To this day he always regrets selling it and I will never forgive him for it 😭
David, I'm so sorry you don't still have the cadillac. I was lucky, I have my parents 58 Cadillac they bought in 1960. I was 1 year old. I grew up in this car. 4 door sedan, factory air, power windows. Charcoal metallic paint, silver interior, My parents unfortunately divorced in 1964, and mom was given the house and the cadillac. My mom almost traded it in , in 1967, I put up a fight, and begged her not to, and said I loved the car would want it when I grew up!! She kept it, but still got a new car. When I turned 21, she signed it over to me. She passed away at 89, dad passed at 97. But I have the old family cadillac, its on the road, lifelong Southern California car, and its a touchstone to them. And of course its alot of fun having people wave at me, come up to talk about it, and take to local car shows. I wish you did still have the one you CONNECTED too also.
Very nice, had one like it except interior leather was silver and black cloth, other than that they are identical. Should have kept it but Maintainance to keep it viable was a show stopper.
All that meticulous service history and the reverse lamps are both burnt out lol. Jokes aside, she's a beauty, and is a fine example of when Cadillacs were unapologetically Cadillac.
I had one for a day, the exact same model. In 1965 Froggy's used cars on Roosevelt Rd in Forest Park, IL had one in blue for sale he said take it for a day and drive it around to see how you like it. I decided It was too much car and gas for my daily driver, think he wanted $1900. back then. It was in X-lent cond. I ended up with beautiful 1960 Chev Impala HT for $1280. from Zeplack Chevy in Elmhurst....
Beautiful lady! My Great Grandmother had one with only 20,000 miles that was in her garage. She punched a hole in her new home with the two breasts at the front! The radio scan thing on the floor was an interesting feature nobody talks about! Her color was Gunmetal, which you never see.
Strange... the vent windows didn't work the first time, and you didn't have to start ANY car from the 50s to operate power windows. They said the A/C works, but I didn't see any vents, and the controls were labeled for just heat, vent and defrost. And since when did chipped paint on a dashboard become "patina?"
This car definitely has factory air. You don't see the vents because your not looking for them in the right place on this 62 year old car. They are up on the dash, below the base of the windshield. My 58 cadillac also has factory air, a very EXPENSIVE, OPTION back then. Even POWER WINDOWS, were an option. Mine has those also. Yes, many Cadillac's were sold NEW back then with crank windows, and no AC.
@@johnfranklin5277 I now see the vents; thank you for the correction. But the power vent windows on my father's '61 Cadillac worked without the ignition on, and (for what it's worth) power vent windows were standard on all '58 Eldorados and Sixty Specials, according to the '58 Brochure.
In real life in 1958, It would have been a smooth "whoosh"....and nothing more. As is, the "exhaust note" is not what one SHOULD get from a classic Cadillac( A Chevy or Poncho, Maybe...) .Cadillacs (and even Buicks) then made their presence known by their presence with quiet firm authority, not noise.
You ALWAYS hear GLUG,GLUG,GLUG from old cars...Here's a secret. When this car was new, It would have been QUIET. I guess there's a thing where EVERY old American car HAS to sound like a "muscle car". But this is not ONLY a Cadillac, But a FLEETWOOD. When new it would have been quiet outside, and TOMB silent inside.
As the owner of a 1958 cadillac, since 1960, I can tell you the glug glue glug sound as you call it was a common exhaust sound, a typical 50s v8 sound. And Cadilacs had it too. Yes, the interior is pretty quiet, not silent though. My 58 cadillac sounds very much like this one. What is very quiet is the engine. Sewing machine quiet.
I would have loved to have seen the rest of the video; however, I got seasick. I’m not kidding. Whoever is recording needs to leave the camera in one spot long enough to see what you were trying to show and talk about. It’s almost like the camera is on a merry-go-round and it just keeps going around in circles.
Matlab Kya hai yaar America or Europe countries ne jab hum aazaad ho rahe the us pehle se or baad me Kya cars bana li hum Indians kab is level Tak pahonchenge itne paise or power hone k bawajood.hum dusri sab cheezo me ulajh Gaye h
the a/c on this model came through the horizontal vents just above the dashboard in front of the window defr. Some Fleetwoods had power rear vent windows but this model year they were push to open pull to close. This car is a work of art.
Handheld camera, walking and trying to do a 360 pan at the same time, usually don´t end well. A sh*tty recording does not do the car justice. Please, a bit more effort. This is terrible..
When America was great. And a Cadillac was a Cadillac.
Yes, its truly a shame what this Country has become
@@zxtenn What I do not understand is when this car was built, it could compete against the worlds best cars in quality and was better. Why does GM, in the last 45-50 years, build such crap. Look at a 2021 Caddy, no one in the right mind would choose a Caddy over a Lexus.
есть же счастливые люди которые могут обладать такими машинами... это произведение искусства!!!!
Thank you camera man ... my pupil's muscles were stiff for many years and now my eyes are ok
Beautiful cadillac. I have my parents 58 series 62 sedan, they bought in 1960 from a Doctor friend. Lifelong Southern California car, in very good condition, still on the road. Has factory AC! Seek and scan radio, power antenna, power windows. Cadillac didn't say instrument cluster. They called it a NACELLE....fancy..lol.
absolute class and beauty!
1958.Cadillac fleetwood.
Una.piesa de arte Automotriz.
Un ♦️ Diamante. de la istoria. de
US.sus condiciones. Son
Incomparable.
Arte.Juan Torres.P.R.
That sound is amazing.
My favorite year caddy love it
Cadillac....the Standard of the World
My grand father's age car !!! & They got power windows vow !!! Amazing!!!!
- Debatably, 1 of, if not THEEE, most beautifully stylish classic 1950s cars especially Caddies ever!!! & Even though I never will, like Ed Norton say's in the movie Fight Club, "I Have To Have It"!
Wow just a stunning Caddy, love the two tone steering wheel and that dash is so cool
very amazing interesting
Nicest one I’ve ever seen!
Queeeee belleza de carro , aqui en argentina no se ven de esos amo los autos de esas epoca,saludo desde argentina.
I'll never understand how people are able to keep a car so nice, every new car I've owned, withing six months, it's got a dent or scratch, something always happens.
My last new car, a guy was visiting my neighbor that I share a driveway with, and he backed into me, my car was a month old.
Another one was about six months, and a lady was driving across parking spaces in a mall parking lot and she hit me.
I had a new pick-up, and kid was helping me load something and he rammed a 4x4 into the tailgate and dented it, it was months old, I can't win.
Nice Caddy.
By not driving it. I'd imagine when this car was bought new, it was someone's special occasion car. It probably didn't leave the garage unless the owner was going out to dinner, to a movie, to a black tie event, etc. This paired with the fact that people just didn't drive as much back then as we do now and there weren't as many cars on the road in general, and that people were much more protective of and took much more ownership pride in their cars because they recognized that car ownership is a privilege whereas nowadays people think it's a right. Lots of people in 1958 probably remember a time when cars were unobtainable.
My grandfather always drove Cadillacs. He had a '58 Fleetwood also. My grandmother picked it out because the paint color was called Persian Sand. Kinda pinkish looking. The upholstery was light burgundy with little silver speckles in it. I loved to play with all the buttons to work the windows. They had it until 1968 when Grandma got into a bad accident with it. It was a total loss, but she believed it saved her life cause it was so big!
From the insurance settlement they got 1969 Fleetwood and boy! That one was HUGE! Another cool feature was the exhaust system ran out thru the lower rear bumper vents. I was wondering if the exhaust on this one must have been reworked to run below the exhaust vents?
Oh yeah , beautiful ride I bet it smells awesome too ! I love me some caddies !
Always wanted one. I had a 56 Fleetwood
Holy shit, my wet dream. Superb car.
Cool car
Wow! Regards from Brazil
It’s just beautiful
That Caddy is sick.
Outstanding!
Lo mejor d uno d los carros clásicos es mi carro favorito
One of the original Land Yachts from back in the day. Size of 2 Landcruisers.
Beautiful beautiful. jackass
WOW, THATS PURE CLASS, 58 WAS SUCH A BEAUTY, THE ONLY OBVIOUS THING IS THE EXHAUST/TAILPIPES OTHER THAN THAT SIMPLY AMAZING, NOTHING COULD COMPARE TO A CADILLAC BACK THEN, HE IS SITTING ON A GOLDMINE
I remember my dad had this car around 50 years ago when I was a kid and still misses it and reminiscences about it. To this day he always regrets selling it and I will never forgive him for it 😭
David, I'm so sorry you don't still have the cadillac. I was lucky, I have my parents 58 Cadillac they bought in 1960. I was 1 year old. I grew up in this car. 4 door sedan, factory air, power windows. Charcoal metallic paint, silver interior, My parents unfortunately divorced in 1964, and mom was given the house and the cadillac. My mom almost traded it in , in 1967, I put up a fight, and begged her not to, and said I loved the car would want it when I grew up!! She kept it, but still got a new car. When I turned 21, she signed it over to me. She passed away at 89, dad passed at 97. But I have the old family cadillac, its on the road, lifelong Southern California car, and its a touchstone to them. And of course its alot of fun having people wave at me, come up to talk about it, and take to local car shows. I wish you did still have the one you CONNECTED too also.
Это из того времени когда машины были машинами. А сейчас мыльницы!
If I ever get just one wish it a mint 59' Fleetwood. These cars were not just cars but they are works out of art
МОЛОДЕЦ АВТОР!!! ЧТО СОХРАНИЛ ТАКОЕ ПРОИЗВЕДЕНИЕ ИСКУССТВА
Very nice, had one like it except interior leather was silver and black cloth, other than that they are identical. Should have kept it but Maintainance to keep it viable was a show stopper.
Its my Dreamcar
All that meticulous service history and the reverse lamps are both burnt out lol.
Jokes aside, she's a beauty, and is a fine example of when Cadillacs were unapologetically Cadillac.
Now I really hate the cheap plastic crap cars they make today even more!
Wow, I’ve seen a lot of Cadillacs, magnificent example of GM’s abilities. It’s in pristine condition. I wonder what kind of money this is
I had one for a day, the exact same model. In 1965 Froggy's used cars on Roosevelt Rd in Forest Park, IL had one in blue for sale he said take it for a day and drive it around to see how you like it. I decided It was too much car and gas for my daily driver, think he wanted $1900. back then. It was in X-lent cond. I ended up with beautiful 1960 Chev Impala HT for $1280. from Zeplack Chevy in Elmhurst....
Beautiful lady! My Great Grandmother had one with only 20,000 miles that was in her garage. She punched a hole in her new home with the two breasts at the front! The radio scan thing on the floor was an interesting feature nobody talks about! Her color was Gunmetal, which you never see.
Two VERY rare options on this 58: power vent wings, and power door locks! First yer GM made power locks an option!!
Yes, regarding the option for power locks, the lock knobs on each door have an inset piece with an image of a lightning bolt!
Nice
Strange... the vent windows didn't work the first time, and you didn't have to start ANY car from the 50s to operate power windows. They said the A/C works, but I didn't see any vents, and the controls were labeled for just heat, vent and defrost. And since when did chipped paint on a dashboard become "patina?"
NO AC! YOU'RE RIGHT. THEY LIED
This car definitely has factory air. You don't see the vents because your not looking for them in the right place on this 62 year old car. They are up on the dash, below the base of the windshield. My 58 cadillac also has factory air, a very EXPENSIVE, OPTION back then. Even POWER WINDOWS, were an option. Mine has those also. Yes, many Cadillac's were sold NEW back then with crank windows, and no AC.
@@johnfranklin5277 I now see the vents; thank you for the correction. But the power vent windows on my father's '61 Cadillac worked without the ignition on, and (for what it's worth) power vent windows were standard on all '58 Eldorados and Sixty Specials, according to the '58 Brochure.
The fore/aft headliner ribbing is copied from the post-war Custom Super Clipper Packards, and to be proper, the exhaust exits from the bumper.
Красивая дорогая машина.................
the car driving on concrete that's something
👍👌👏☺️❤️
Hei !USA Old clasic car very best car in world !!
Back when gm ruled
This car has sold....thanks for looking.
oh la la superbe
The best way to watch this video is in stop. The recording is very shaky
Nice video, but were is the sound of acceleration ?
1958 - great time for Cadillac.
In real life in 1958, It would have been a smooth "whoosh"....and nothing more. As is, the "exhaust note" is not what one SHOULD get from a classic Cadillac( A Chevy or Poncho, Maybe...) .Cadillacs (and even Buicks) then made their presence known by their presence with quiet firm authority, not noise.
This car has been sold.
Хорошая машина. С нашей "чайки" рисовали наверное...
You ALWAYS hear GLUG,GLUG,GLUG from old cars...Here's a secret. When this car was new, It would have been QUIET. I guess there's a thing where EVERY old American car HAS to sound like a "muscle car". But this is not ONLY a Cadillac, But a FLEETWOOD. When new it would have been quiet outside, and TOMB silent inside.
As the owner of a 1958 cadillac, since 1960, I can tell you the glug glue glug sound as you call it was a common exhaust sound, a typical 50s v8 sound. And Cadilacs had it too. Yes, the interior is pretty quiet, not silent though. My 58 cadillac sounds very much like this one. What is very quiet is the engine. Sewing machine quiet.
So this was bigger then the Borougham but cheaper???
A sweet old creampuff!
Lindo
Muy....
I would have loved to have seen the rest of the video; however, I got seasick. I’m not kidding. Whoever is recording needs to leave the camera in one spot long enough to see what you were trying to show and talk about. It’s almost like the camera is on a merry-go-round and it just keeps going around in circles.
I would sale my house and buy it but I have kids🤣
The camera man needs to learn how to have steady hand.
I know right? I disliked this only because of the crappy camera work. And I'm a car enthusiast....
Beautiful car but the camerawork needs improvement. This was like watching the Blair Witch Project.
اني من العراق اريد اشتري هاي السيارة
Would have been nice if you had shown the engine !! 🤨
Still available?
Matlab Kya hai yaar America or Europe countries ne jab hum aazaad ho rahe the us pehle se or baad me Kya cars bana li hum Indians kab is level Tak pahonchenge itne paise or power hone k bawajood.hum dusri sab cheezo me ulajh Gaye h
How much?
Bonjour tu peux me la vendre merci
I assuming this sold ? If not please contact me
but is it "very nice"??
No AC😣😣😯😯😩😩
No a/c?
Yes, there is A?C. I had no idea cars had it at that time, since the vent window was supposed to do that. But, Cadillac is luxury, so. :-)
the a/c on this model came through the horizontal vents just above the dashboard in front of the window defr.
Some Fleetwoods had power rear vent windows but this model year they were push to open pull to close.
This car is a work of art.
The camera work is awful, I need to vomit after watching this.
jesus, slow the damn camera down...
Камера трясется пипец! Машина классная, за видео дизлайк.
No AC, SO IT WASN'T THE FINEST
It does have AC, you're just to young to see where the vents are, punk. I know, I own a 58 cadillac with factory air, family owned 61 years.
@@johnfranklin5277 Not all had Air!! And the video moved fast! So STFU!!
Handheld camera, walking and trying to do a 360 pan at the same time, usually don´t end well. A sh*tty recording does not do the car justice. Please, a bit more effort. This is terrible..
58 Buick looks wealthier
Перевод флот дерево,деревянный флот,какое отношение имеет к этому автомобилю.